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... railroads was 0.82 per cent as com- pared with 0.59 per cent in 1943 , while for Canadian railroads it was 0.36 per cent in 1944 compared with the same figure for 1943 . - In 1944 U. S. Class 1 railroads handled approximately 738 ...
... railroads was 0.82 per cent as com- pared with 0.59 per cent in 1943 , while for Canadian railroads it was 0.36 per cent in 1944 compared with the same figure for 1943 . - In 1944 U. S. Class 1 railroads handled approximately 738 ...
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... railroads when a great part of it is due to failure by shippers to follow elemental good practice . Practically 13 million packages were recoopered by or under the supervision of the railroads perishable inspection services last year at ...
... railroads when a great part of it is due to failure by shippers to follow elemental good practice . Practically 13 million packages were recoopered by or under the supervision of the railroads perishable inspection services last year at ...
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... RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION BUILDING WASHINGTON 4. D. G. 54072 L4-2 WAR PRODUCTION BOARD Washington , D. C. April 29 ... railroads and the loss of products to industry , but to carry on activities as may be found practicable throughout the ...
... RAILROADS TRANSPORTATION BUILDING WASHINGTON 4. D. G. 54072 L4-2 WAR PRODUCTION BOARD Washington , D. C. April 29 ... railroads and the loss of products to industry , but to carry on activities as may be found practicable throughout the ...
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Association of American attention barrels bill of lading bottles boxes bracing breakage bulletins C. H. DIETRICH Car Handling cartons causes Chairman charges Chicago circular CLAIM AND PREVENTION Claim Prevention Classification Committee columns G Committee on Prevention Commodity Concealed Loss consignee cooperation copies damage prevention damage to freight destination dew point eggs Entire Package Executive Vice-Chairman fibreboard File freight agents Freight Claim Conferences Freight Claim Division Freight Container Bureau freight loss Freight of Unusual Fresh Fruits furniture increase Inspection Bureau investigation issued lengthwise Less Carload letter LEWIS PILCHER loss and damage Loss of Entire marked meeting melons MEMBERS OF FREIGHT packing pads pamphlet Perfect Shipping Prevention Committee Prevention of Loss PREVENTION OFFICERS Products refrigerator cars Rule 49 Secretary shipments shortage shown in columns STREET CHICAGO suggestions Temperature Failures Traffic Transportation Zone Unlocated Damage Unusual Importance Value or Scarcity War Production Board watermelons waybill